The party battles of the Jackson period
By: by Claude G. Bowers
Edition: Anniversary edition
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Company
Published: 1928
Place of publication: Boston; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 506
Subjects: Jackson, Andrew, -- 1767-1845; United States -- Politics and government -- 1829-1837
Description: Details the many battles, both political and social, held behind the scenes in the Jackson administration, including disasterous decisions such as the 'Kitchen Cabinet' and the impeachment vote.
Notes: First published in 1922

"Books, papers, and manuscripts cited and consulted": p. [481]-487
Table of contents: title: 1. The Washington of the Thirties; title: 2. The Rising of the Masses; title: 3. The Red Terror and the White; title: 4. Jackson Breaks with Calhoun; title: 5. Mrs. Eaton Demolishes the Cabinet; title: 6. Kitchen Cabinet Portraits; title: 7. Clay Leads the Party Onslaught; title: 8. Clay Fins his Issue; title: 9. The Dramatic Battle of 1832; title: 10. The Politics of Nullification; title: 11. Jackson vs. Biddle; title: 12. The Battle of the Gods; title: 13. Political Hydrophobia; title: 14. Whig Disloyalty in the French Crisis; title: 15. The Battle of the Succession; title: 16. Twilight Triumphs; title: Books, Papers, and Manuscripts Cited and Consulted